The two most popular forms of wood chipper technology are disc chippers and drum chippers.  The preferred style generally depends on use.

Disc chippers are usually smaller and more fuel efficient.

Drum chippers are generally larger and process more material faster for high volume operations.

Consider the following:

Would you select disc or drum and explain why.

There are few things I hate more than Insagram bunnies.

In Huntsville I had to deal with NASA bunnies.

They have some version of “I fucking love space/science/STEM” captioned while they get the T&A on display in front of a Mercury capsule or Atlas engine.

I was ready recently about a tool bunny who poses with tools at job sites like she actually framed that wall.

It finally dawned on me why.

Exactly what about it pisses me off so much.

It’s a form of intellectual property theft.

That bunny might get half a million views.  She might get paid for those views and get sponsorships or ad revenue.

But what about the man who got $20/hr to frame that wall that she’s used as her background?

What does he get?

She used his labor to set up her photo shoot.

If I make something and someone comes along and uses it for a viral post, I want to get paid for that.

It’s the principle that those of us behind the scenes who make everything the influencer uses don’t get royalties for our labor that bothers me.

I want intellectual property law to assert that social media backgrounds belong to the creator of the background and are owed value.

If I create something and you pose on it and it goes viral, I want half of your ad revenue.

I believe I’m entitled to that.

If an influencer doesn’t want to give that up, then he/she can frame their own walls, build their own rockets, or pose in a blank white space.

I need to become a business consultant.

Call me the 48 hour CEO.

That’s the plan, I’m CEO for 48 hours, implement a few major changes, then leave.

My first customer should be Starbucks.

Like their coffee or hate it, they are ubiquitous, so if you’re out and want a hot beverage on a cold day, there is a good chance you’ll end up there.

Unfortunately, social media has ruined Starbucks.

The rise of “TikTok/Instagram drinks” and super complicated orders means one person can ruin everyone else’s day by making a barista take 10 minutes to make one monstrosity of a beverage.

Starbucks keeps saying that it supports customers making custom orders.

Sure it pisses off the baristas that Starbucks considers slave labor, but it also pisses off regular customers who wait for this drink to be made.

Since Starbucks has steered into the skid on this one, here’s my change.

“Ayone who orders a TikTok drink, secret menu item, or customizes a drink with three or more ingredient additions or changes will be given a $25 surcharge and 20% gratuity.”

If you want a 27 ingredient drink to post on TikTok or Instagram, it’s gonna cost you $50.

This public announcement from the LAPD:

We are sharing this community alert in an effort to increase awareness of a series of robberies occurring in the City of Los Angeles. pic.twitter.com/mE5vVfCZZo

— LAPD HQ (@LAPDHQ) November 8, 2021

“Do not resist the robbery suspects; cooperate and comply with their demands.”

“Do not chase or follow the robbery suspects out of your place of business or home. Leave the job of catching the suspects to the police.”

I wonder if those suggestions have anything to do with the first part “an increase in violent street robberies.”

I think so.

Also, the police have have given up on their job of catching robbery suspects since the state won’t prosecute or punish them.

The response to an attempted violent robbery should be copious amount of high velocity lead.  Unfortunately in LA County, that’s not possible.

No right to the tools of self defense and impotent police have turned every law abiding citizen into a victim waiting to be preyed upon.

Hence announcements like this.

I have said it before, extremism begets extremism.

Watching what the radical Left has done to society has turned me into an extremist and I’m not going to apologize for that.

Yesterday, Miguel had a post with video of people stealing household goods from a store in Connecticut.

Today I see this:

Time to check out how Pacific Heights in San Francisco is doing: pic.twitter.com/Hzy0a2xET5

— Jenny, Girl from 4th ?, 鄰白廢物 ? ? (@JennyChachan) November 12, 2021

This is all the product of extreme Leftists decriminalizing theft.

But there are real ramifications for this.  A small boutique cannot absorb that much loss.  That is food taken out of the mouth of the owner.

Watching this product of Leftist extremism has turned me into an extremist.

I absolutely believe that violence, up to and including lethal force, is morally justified and should be legal in the defense of property.

When I see scenes like these:

Stunned customers watch a brazen robbery at Ulta Beauty in Chicago: pic.twitter.com/12fG4R7DBh

— Andy Ngô ?️‍? (@MrAndyNgo) September 28, 2021

Cell phone video taken inside a #SanFrancisco Walgreens shows a man packing a garbage bag full of items while multiple people, including security filmed from feet away. Video shows him riding right past them on his bike down the aisle and out the door. https://t.co/llBFeD1cjp pic.twitter.com/9BwSHuTVII

— ABC7 News (@abc7newsbayarea) June 15, 2021

I believe unequivocally that a store employee should have every right to simply shoot these people where they stand.

Crime will expand according to our willingness to put up with it.

Society should not put up with it.

The government has abdicated its responsibility.

Criminals need to be put back in check.

Store owners should put stickers on their windows of how many shoplifters they bagged like WWII fighter pilots with their kills.

The word on the street needs to be “don’t try and rob that store, the guy who owns it is an ace.”

Maybe after the first few dozen career criminals with sticky fingers get hauled out of stores in bags, society will right itself.  But what we have here is untenable.

If the eternal quest for the perfect truck gun was not bad enough, this meme just added to the mix.

We have available several companies offering affordable choices in steel, so if you really want to carry one in your car, you can as long as your body can take the weight.

According to the manufacturer, the kit above comes to under 11 pounds, so it should not be too taxing for those like me with bad backs. If you feel that 9″x9″ is not enough coverage, you can upgrade to bigger plates but with the corresponding weight penalty. They do have lightweight composites, but as you can imagine, they are not in the cheap section of the list.

Usage? I don’t think it is something you will use if immediately attacked: you simply won’t have the time to put it on, plus the people at work will find it frightful and calls to HR would be made if you were to wear it regularly. However, if you happened to live in an area where crowd misbehavior may occur if certain verdicts do not go the way the Narrative indicates,  I believe it would be a sane choice of wardrobe to have for the honorary Roof Korean in all of us.